What does cervical hypertrophy harm have

Update Date: 2023-10-06 Source: Network

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Recently, I always wanted to have a child, but I just couldn't conceive. I felt some pain when I was still in the same room. A few days ago, leucorrhea has become a lot, some go to the hospital for examination, the result is cervical hypertrophy, the body has become healthy, do you want to know what the harm of cervical hypertrophy? Let me discuss with you what are the hazards of cervical hypertrophy.

What does cervical hypertrophy harm have

First, seriously affect the normal life: Patients with severe cervical hypertrophy often have bloody leucorrhea, bleeding after sex, frequent urination, urgency and pain of urination and other symptoms of bladder irritation. Cervical diseases seriously affect women's daily life; When the inflammatory lesions spread to the pelvic cavity along the uterosacral ligament, there may be lumbosacral pain, lower abdominal distension, dysmenorrhea and other discomfort, which is aggravated during defecation and sexual life.

Second: the harm of cervical hypertrophy is also leading to female infertility: there are many cases of infertility caused by cervical hypertrophy. Simple cervical hypertrophy will not affect pregnancy, but severe cervicitis can cause endometritis, oviduct oophoritis, tubal adhesion obstruction, leading to infertility.

Third: affect the normal delivery: serious cervical hypertrophy can affect the normal delivery of women. Therefore, in preparation for pregnancy should be treated before cervical hypertrophy. If cervical hypertrophy is serious during pregnancy, it should be treated. If the symptoms are mild, it can be observed. These are the hazards of cervical hypertrophy that will seriously affect patients.

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Mucus retention may occur in the deep part of the cervical gland, forming * sized cysts that make the cervix become hypertrophic. Chronic inflammation long-term stimulation, so that cervical congestion, edema, cervical glands and stroma hyperplasia, leading to varying degrees of cervical hypertrophy.